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Do you ever have the need of creating a quick test program in order to check coding syntax in .NET? The Snippet Compiler program, as I mentioned in this post, is what I use to accomplish this task. Simply type in your code and hit F5 (or click the green arrow button), just like in Visual Studio. You don’t have to create a new project, save your file, or do anything other than type it in and run it. Compile-time errors and auto-complete are handled exactly as in Visual Studio.
This is a perfect tool for those who participate in coding forums or offer tech support, as it takes care of those quick-and-dirty tasks.
There is a version available for both .NET 1.1 and 2.0. C#, VB.NET, and JScript.NET are the supported languages.













